New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-03
ANOTHER DWYER JUVENILE.
KINGFIsH IN A CANTER BY DOZEN
LENGTHS.

A DAY OF STARTLING SURPRISES AT JEROME PARK
one FAvoRITE WINS.
The Dryers seem to have mortgage on INC
Juvenile Stakes One year ago fremont gc'..'e
away in front, left his horses as II they "eic stamina
attn and won In the easiest possible manner py siA
lengths On that occasion the youngsters were az
the post over an hour. Yesterday they were ho'
detained ten minutes If looks mean any 'iu's "
promising rarely started in race hhgnsh a. NOV
= second fremont but he made short work Oh h's
ten competitors. He under strong pull MIC
tapcbIn looking back and laughing all the way down
The bomestretcb. The time fast, considering the
heavy track, and altogether the performance was
creditable one. The colt was heavily bacHeo ny ,i'
owners aud was the only favorfte OF the uaA W w
A strong I" tip was out on My Own, ana many 49,
Judges backed her. OF course, afer NOR -, 80 :,
that of Queen Of Elizabeth In the succou"e 10,
a. a., ,,er IN maintain that Sensation FLIES are noo
good in the mud .... n, prea,x
ness I'm the timers stand with not dollar OH ha'
Linden been ridden by vigorous jockey inc result
would have been In DOUBT ou' a. " We" ~
won by the shortest Of heads stealing the vic'or'
srom PIN Lee In the last three strides. The Dwyers
40 the story goes, and 1t Is a pretty taie-oachcu
Phil Lee to win that race, and thereby sI''heu a"
unworthy scheme. When Greenheld's nuhocr We"
rim ND the name Of Perkins was piaccd pesiuo i''
The owner Of the horse and his n1ehds oa''u'a'
that a Perkins Greenfield combination would prove
so moor an attraction to the public thar inc ouu9
arainst the beast would stretch out where 'hoy
might get a good hold. While the heaven "oihou
thew bespoke the services Of Mclaughlin, intending
10 nut up their money, take down Perkins, put up
Mel auehlln and "pull Off handsome stake. III Is
not posiiyely known that they put up their money
they did not put up Mclaughlin, for the Dwyor
declined to let him ride against their wager ~
Perkins rode and Perkins lost
Conuemara was beaten simply because she was ho'
I'm condition for a bruising race In sea Vi hiuu'
n .eems strange that 1udicious trainer as MT.
Uvlapd has the reputation Of being should suo1cc'
the 6uv 10 such severe trial. She has peen
tendey handed this spring. and her race yesterday
did her good.
Mr. uyiand did not back Rustler to the extent Oh
n dollar but certain man interested in the staoie
p,aced 81 900 on the chances Of Queen OF EIaoeth'
Mr. Galway thought well Of Belvidores chances the
colt having done good work in the mud, ana pacheo
him to win. He gricvously disappointed kusucr
ran like a racehOrso. n n.ou M
Ietritia was a miserable failure On Former o 9o,
casIons she has run well in the mud but Nenc
Van Brown Duke and Blue Line had no trouble beaI
Ing her yesterday -. 49,, In tho
III lis a pity that Lord Francis went down In tho
steep,ecbase MIR. HARDWOOD was strongly temP.o
10 rsmouut and pursue the fccting Tomahawk; Du'
Glance old him II would be Of no use. 30 long As
F. stnod I'm Lod Francis exceedingly dangerous.
softary fourth hand decorated the terrace under
fbe shadow Of the club house. Tho track was WoIso
~ ANYTHING than Il wednesday, ana thero " as
slight falling off in the number of spectators Ln,
the sun shine to-day, and tomorrow the course VIII
be thronged.
FIRST RAcr-HANDIcAP $50 EACH. 5000 ADDED. SEVEN